Elon Musk’s Advice for Jack Dorsey: Don’t Run Two Companies
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Jack Dorsey to Twitter as its permanent CEO, while still holding on to the same title at payment startup Square. And that has earned some cautious words from another famous multitasker: Elon Musk.
As the dual-CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, Musk has inspired tales of how he manages to juggle all the responsibilities that running two major companies can bring. His advice to Dorsey? Don’t do it.
“I wouldn’t recommend running two companies,” Musk said on stage at the Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit responding to a question on how he manages both roles. “It decreases your freedom a lot.”
Musk shared more on how he segments his time at work. According to , Musk spends around 70% of his time on engineering and design issues, and 3% of his time on press and speaking engagements.
The entrepreneur also shared on self-driving cars (they’re “two to three years away”), whether he was living inside a video game (“I don’t think I’m being played by somebody”), and whether he’d like to live forever.
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Jack Dorsey to Twitter as its permanent CEO, while still holding on to the same title at payment startup Square. And that has earned some cautious words from another famous multitasker: Elon Musk.
As the dual-CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, Musk has inspired tales of how he manages to juggle all the responsibilities that running two major companies can bring. His advice to Dorsey? Don’t do it.
“I wouldn’t recommend running two companies,” Musk said on stage at the Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit responding to a question on how he manages both roles. “It decreases your freedom a lot.”
Musk shared more on how he segments his time at work. According to , Musk spends around 70% of his time on engineering and design issues, and 3% of his time on press and speaking engagements.
The entrepreneur also shared on self-driving cars (they’re “two to three years away”), whether he was living inside a video game (“I don’t think I’m being played by somebody”), and whether he’d like to live forever.
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